I saw Interstellar back when it came out in theaters, and I remember being blown away by the visuals and the music. But rewatching it now as an adult hits harder. The whole parent-child theme, the idea of sacrificing everything for a slim chance to save humanity—it’s way more emotional.
Also, Hans Zimmer’s score still gives me chills, especially during the docking scene. Christopher Nolan might get flak sometimes for being “too ambitious,” but for me, this movie is one of his masterpieces.
Curious—where do you rank Interstellar among Nolan’s films? Do you think it’s underrated compared to Inception and The Dark Knight?